YOOOOO Thanks for including me on the list! I also did the same challenge for Fallout 4 and set an actual speedrun World Record at the same time for getting All Achievements in one sitting! Really appreciate the mention!
I’ve been working on getting all the achievements on all the Assassin’s Creed games. I’m only 4 games away from doing them all. Been a great experience.
It isn't even really a difficult thing outside of AC Brotherhood and it's online achievements requiring you to play mediocre multiplayer for dozens (if not hundreds) of hours. It's the only mainline AC game I don't have all the achievements for.
I got the platinum on PS after about 5 years of playing. I wasn't aware and didn't go for it mostly the problem. (only the PS platinum, NOT the in-game whole achievements, that would be WILD)
What about Gino Machino doing the all 7 souls games: Demons souls, dark souls 1-3, BB, SEKIRO, Elden Ring all without taking a single hit in a row. Myazaki himself said he didnt think it could ever be done. But Gino Machino did it 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Tbh thats not THAT hard. Just VEEEEERY timr consuming. All it takes is to learn literally EVERY enemy/boss location, attack pattern, and even ways to cheese which enemy you can
@@Sheenoobie yeah individually it's not too hard but all seven in a row with no hits or else you have restart the whole run again is super difficult! Imagine in game 5 or 6 you take a shitty unexpected hit from a bird with swords on its feet or bit by a rot dog and then it's back to game 1 🤯
I always hated the FF14 Achievements. You get a Mount if you have enough mentor roullettes, that give you absolute nothing else. What a gread idea. Too bad they added 2 zeros.
@NickReilly-iv6jg I primary hate the unnecessary zeros. Go log/harvest/fish 1000 times in Uldah/every other zone. Go make 1000 mentor rouletts which takes you roughly 250+ hours and no other rewards than the mount. This kind of stupid achievements. Or the last zero.
As someone who watches "It's Jabo" I'm so happy you brought up his Fallout NV speed run. He's such a funny and loving dude, I highly recommend his channel if you want unique and funny Fallout Content
On the list you guys show about the #1 spot guy with the most platinum trophies, the person below him in the #2 spot actually has more than him at 9050 platinums FYI. The #1 guy just has more overall trophies according to that list there. Still impressive though.
Cool to see Jabo on here, seen him do more insane stuff on stream/youtube than the achievements when it comes to Bethesda games. Geniunely nice dude as well.
What's also crazy about #6 is that The Ezio Collection's achievements are all bugged. As in, at any given time, an achievement that should pop might not. So if it's a late story achievement or one of the huge collectible achievements; have fun starting a new game to hopefully get it next time!
I've played WoW for over 20.000 hours, an ungodly number, over the course of 19 years... this man did 9200 in a game that came out in 2018... that is just wild.
No mention of the HappyHob God Run? That's Demon Souls, Sekiro, Bloodbourne, DS1, DS2 and DS3 all back to back without getting hit by anything even 1 time. Zero hits, not deaths, but 0 hits. I love watching it.
10:03 Not to be a stickler, but the table you show in the video is sorted by the number of points, not by the number of platinum trophies. The table shows that 1 person has as many and 5 people have more platinum than ikemenzi, and that dav1d_123 even has 9050 platinum.
Good video. Although there is one person I know of who could be here. It is Lynx Titan the rank 1 overall Old School RuneScape player. In order to achieve this he had to play roughly 16-17 hours a day for like 5 years to get it.
Me and some friends beat the "Vidmaster Annual" achievement in Halo 3 in one night, and as far as I know, we were some of the first players to do so, maybe even the first. It took us till like 3 am, and I had a few disconnects that nearly killed our initiative, but we did it.
I was sent this, haha. Call of Duty was a side project, I reached Level 39 in Escape from Tarkov with no kills, so much harder than COD 😅 Thanks for the shoutout!
I think a really good addition to a future list is Jade's 'HADES 64 HEAT UNSEEDED UNMODDED (Thought to be IMPOSSIBLE)' which is maybe the hardest achievement in gaming I ever saw.
I played WoW for 10+ years and had 85%(at the time) of exalted factions. Several factions and their quests will get you hated by an enemy faction. And then you have to 180 to build up the hated status to exalted. Some are no longer available due to overall game changes and new expansions. That's mad props.
I want to see you guys do a video about Esoterickk and how he's basically the only person to solo pretty much the entirety of all Destiny content. The general going theory is that he also solo'd his own birth and/or is some sort of cryptid.
@@arokh72 my biggest grind was hitting every exalted rep in mist of pandaria because I wanted the kite mount from it, It took forever! Other than that I only did the ones I needed to get the allied races. After that I really slowed down on my "hardcore" playing lol pretty sure I have 25 give or take, which I'm super impressed with myself. Getting 100 sounds legitimately impossible...
This is just all around impressive, the focus it takes to nail any level of achievements or trophies is a lot and people are out here getting everything. Like holy crap.
I am an achievement hunter and I have plenty of games that I spent a few hundread hours getting all the achievements, but some of those from the video are really impressive. Good job to them!
I rarely get achievements in games because once I beat a game and roll credits. I am happy. I’m usually like “I’m good bro no thanks” although I did platinum Spider-Man 2 and the original God of War(2018) but bro all those platinums is insane. Maybe I’ll platinum some of the Persona games but sometimes I look at achievement requirements and I’m just like wtf? Props to those guys! As for the league one. That is dedication as well. When I played I only had 2 or 3 lvl 7 mastery and that took forever 😅
Some of these are even more tedious than that pure poker achievement and even 1,000,000 matches in smash bros melee or brawl! Particularly #10, #9, and #2
I remember doing a completionist run of Mass Effect 1-3 in one sitting. Took about 5 days. Only breaks were for necessities, e.g. food & bathroom. Also took 2 attempts. First time I made it halfway through ME3 before I crashed. 3 days of no sleep wasn't a big deal then (and still isn't several years into my 40s) but by the end of this smells and tastes were all messed up and I was getting auditory hallucinations, as well as just about everything being funny. The hardest part was the last 10-15 hours of ME3. I was really feeling it by then. (and like I said, that was about where I crashed on my first attempt at this) This was about a decade ago. Did it just for shits and giggles (the lack of sleep ended up causing plenty of those). I can still go a few days without sleep, but I don't think I would be able to repeat this now. A little over 5 days might be beyond my ability now. I should probably add that I really recommend NOT trying this. It was pretty dumb for me to do it in the first place.
@@maw0384 Nah, I had beaten 1-3 to hell and back by that point. It was just a full run through each game in its entirety in sequence. For no other reason than wondering if I could.
Watching this made me nostalgic for my completionist/Platinum Trophy hunting days.😢 (although it hasn't been that long) Ever since I became an uncle on Halloween this past year😊 I just seem to have lost my desire to play video games (but not my love for them). I hope to one day get that passion back and resume my trophy hunting ways.
A good shout is a guy from OSRS RuneScape. A bloke logged into RuneScape for a total of 1667 days to collect 15 herb boxes a day and eventually collected a total of 25,000 herb boxes. Probs will never be done again
Man, I've platinumed a few games in my time (though none worth bragging about), but people like this take it to a whole other level. Like most people, I take one look at what it takes to 100% something and if it's an obvious insane grind, I just nope out or, at best, just play it until I feel like it stops being fun, hunting some of the achievements along the way. People who commit like this are a different breed. And then there's gamers who are just nuts and do something for no particular reason and receive no recognition. I once got invited to a guy's house for a night of board games and arrived there a bit early. We sat down on his couch and he showed me what he'd been up to in Fallout 4. Dude clocked over 6000 hours into the game, not to hunt achievements, but just chasing down the endless radiant quests. When I asked him why, he just shrugged and said: 'it's something to do after work, when I get home'. Like, at least people that chase 100% completion have an endgoal in mind. This guy was just mindlessly chipping away at something that is designed to be infinite and provides no endgame or real rewards, just because 'it's something for him to do'. There's gotta be some deeper (and probably pretty depressing) story behind that, but I'd only just met the guy, so I didn't ask. Haven't seen him since, either.
Just want to point out regarding number 4, Destiny 2 Root of Nightmares solo. The footage featured the usage of a glitched Ammit auto rifle - clearly seen in the clip from Zo'aurc, Explicator of Planets encounter. Basically, it was a major game-breaking glitch (that's thankfully patched now) with the crafting system in the game, enabling you to combine features in a weapon that you normally couldn't do. The Ammit was very popular to combine with a shotgun, making each shot fired count as twelve bullets without the normal shotgun pellet spread, allowing you to send hundreds of bullets downrange in seconds - practically amounting to a full-auto shotgun with six times the normal shotgun fire rates, 36-round magazines that fully reloaded in a second instead of 4-6 shell tubes reloaded via lengthy shell-by-shell top-ups. It is also a primary weapon, which has unlimited reserve ammo in Destiny 2. Regular shotguns also see their pellets disappear completely after a dozen meters or so when trying to hit distant targets - an issue the Ammit doesn't have (being an auto rifle). It only experiences damage falloff over longer distances. Long story short - the Ammit was a 450-rounds per minute auto rifle that could send over 4000 rounds per minute downrange, only pausing very briefly here and there to reload. Not to hammer on a potential achievement, but if that gun was used in the actual run it would be a solo flawless clear using a game-breaking exploit that trivialised any kind of DPS check or enemy-related threat. The raids still feature mechanics (being intended for six player teams) that demand a lot of know-how or cheeses to solo, but boss damage is just as big of a hurdle to overcome for a low-man clear as you only have three damage cycles on major bosses before the game wipes you and sends you back to the beginning of the encounter. I am not against cheeses or exploits to secure clears in unintended ways, but the Ammit (or the entire crafting glitch to be fair) was quite a few steps too far over the line.
@@s15240drifter69 - Possibly, but the footage in this video included the glitched Ammit all over, hence my essay. I did include the potential fact that there has been other clears without the glitched guns: "Not to hammer on a potential achievement, but IF THAT GUN was used in the actual run...." - emphasized by capital letters here (but not in the original comment)
@@ZeZevil there, there's no possibly about it. Xemo did it, he solo flawless RoN legitimately. You do realize that most of the footage used in these compilations is just random footage they find off RUclips, right!? Again, it's a proven fact that xemo did this well before the crafting weekend.
@@ZeZevil I'd also like to point out that since you were so quick to claim glitched ammit was used in the run, because these channels typically tend to get random videos off RUclips, that the tweet shown at 7:28 CLEARY hase a date of April 22 2023. You know, MONTHS before the crafting bug was found and made public. This is also backed up by RUclips upload dates, countless other tweet dates, and dates on articles written about this achievement. Maybe try and do some actual research before assuming facts next time?
@@s15240drifter69 - I stated that the footage used in this video featured a glitched Ammit and explained why that was a bad thing. There is not a single "Xemo cheated all his flawless solos"-claims anywhere in my intitial post. Those are two different things, so where is my supposed "...quick to claim glitched ammit was used in the run"? Consider it a nod towards gameranx regarding their choice of footage in this case, then. Could have nabbed footage of his actual first flawless solo instead of some game-breaking bug exploit. Remember that a lot of viewers in this audience may not be familiar with Destiny.
The achievement I am most proud of is "Criminal Mastermind" in GTA5, doing all the heists in a row with the same players and noone dying. Best feeling ever and rewarded with ingame money. It was amazing.
I can't imagine playing a game for 9200 hours. Most games lose my interest before 100 hours. I believe my highest playtime for any game is 640 for UFC 4 and I played that almost every day since it came out. He must work from home or something because there is no way that's possible while having a traditional job.
The Read Dead Remeption 2 one would be over 383 full days of play. In a game that's five years old. So he spent about 1/5th of all his time in one game.
There is a guy out there in Guild Wars 1 (a game which has most content built to be cleared by an 8-play/AI-Party-team) that got the most difficult to archieve title (God walking amongst mere Mortals, or GWAMM in short) all while playing solo - which includes clearing every single piece of content solo instead of the usual 8-man-team. Some of the content can be pretty challenging with the 8 man team. Its difficult to explain how ridiculous of an archievement this is if you havent played the game yourself.
Surpised that zezima didnt make the list. He was number 1 person in Runescape for like 5 years in a row. He was recognized by jagex themselves. A quote of his was added to runescape. Being number 1 is fine and all, but runescape peaked at like 250,000 concurrent players. 250,000 active players he beat for years on end. The achievements of getting "first to level all skills to 99" cannot be duplicated, so he is the only person who will ever get all those achievements.
Wait - what about Katia Sae, who visited ALL star systems in New Eden (Eve Online) without loosing a starship? In case you are wondering: it took ten years. (Dunno if there was an achievement / trophie coming with it, but it's worth a honorable mention, just for the dedication it took)
The only other person I know of with an achievement directly targetted at them is Geoff Ramsey. He got all achievements in Gems of War, so the devs created a new one called "Try this one, Geoff" or something like that.
I got nearly all Achievements in AC. Didn’t played chronicals, but got all achievements in the rest of the games. Even in the remake and collections haha i LOVE this franchise. I played AC2 18 times to 100% 😂
Todd Howard getting an achievement for being Todd Howard is about the saddest and most obnoxious CEO thing ever. Right up there with golden parachutes.
I know someone who has 1800-ish Platinums. Yes, some of them are legit and hard, but a LOT of them are spamming Japanese multi-release Imports and other super easy, and multiple PS platform popping Trophies
As a Destiny player, you should've mentioned that #2 not only soloed a raid. but soloed a raid, flawlessly...AS A WARLOCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You can check out ANY type of record or "World's 1st", or amazing players.. 99,99999% of them play as Titans, because everyone who play's Destiny know's it's the "easy mode" of playing Destiny, since Bungie is ALWAYS releasing buffed attributes to them and since they've ALWAYS got a build that melts anything in the game. For me, that's what's got my attention. Props to Xemo.
I´m content with only getting all cheevos in small and easy games. Proud of the few difficult ones I have, but still, the older I get, the more games I want to play, the less time and energy I have to do so, and the moment I finish one with 85% of them that´s it.
I want to give a big shoutout to Muts in Old School Runescape! He's the only grandmaster as a hardcore iron man and I'd love to see you sldo something about this MMORPG you either played 15 years ago or still love!
i went to high school with a buddy during peak xbox 360 years, him and his brother and dad would rent a few games every weekend and beat the storymode if there was one and get as many achievements as possible. i had around 20k or 25k and thought that was high, this guy had over 350k achievement points it was pretty crazy, no hacking no mods just straight up playing the games
My hours on GTA5 is like 9701 hours but not RDR2 GTA was like the most played game and it was huge.. it’s crazy that it’s been 10 years since that game released
Hearing that guy spent 9200 hours in RDR2 made me do the math on how much I've played TrackMania (in it's various versions) in my life at a rough estimate it's over 35,500 ( Lowballing it too) hours and still counting here and there. That nuked a small corner of my brain.
@@Drsiegfreid For a good few years my average was 12-16 hours a day if I slept at all while I recovered from a slipped disc in my spine that was grinding against my spinal column. TM was was my pain distraction and coping mechanism. I basically didn't play anything else, It was my social life, my social media and the place my hang out, especially after my clan got a Ventrillo VOIP server back in the day. Also take into account I've been playing TM since TMO version 1.0 got launched so that's nearly 20 years to have built up that play time.
@@Drsiegfreid For a good few years my average was 12-16 hours a day if I slept at all while I recovered from a slipped disc in my spine that was grinding against my spinal column. TM was was my pain distraction and coping mechanism. I basically didn't play anything else, It was my social life, my social media and the place me and my friends hang out, especially after my clan got a Ventrillo VOIP server back in the day. Also take into account I've been playing TM since TMO version 1.0 got launched so that's nearly 20 years to have built up that play time.
I saw a mw3 gunsmith ad on this video, trying to tell me that systems normal and changes up the way the guns feel and play, when in reality the only change is that coming out of my life savings for another pretty skin I wanted to unlock in the game 😂
There was a guy who was 100%ing all Gears of War content m. Pretty sure he had all up to 5 but was struggling with the mobile game since it was being discontinued and therefore some achievements that required play beyond the server closure were impossible.
I just don't understand how some people can be so skilled and dedicated. I've played and loved games since 1982 and can honestly say I've only ever completed one game ! I just seem to get bored after 10 hours of most games tbh .
For #8 I’ve got 100% completion in every Assassins Creed game up until Unity (I’m almost done with Syndicate). That also includes the Chronicles games and EVERY stack on Xbox (ie AC Rogue, Rogue Remastered, AC3, Liberation, AC3 Remastered, AC4 X360 & AC4 X1). I also plan to get 100% in each of the following AC games as I get to them. Also, for #9 & #6, would have been nice if you went into what getting to rank 1000 or getting 100 skills to Exalted actually means or what that entails. If you’ve never played that game, those things mean nothing.
Before I quit I was attempting to get the "insane in the membrane" achievement in wow back around the time of wrath of the lich king. It requires you to become exhausted with like 6 different factions that are polar opposites of eachother where gaining rep with one lowers your rep eith the other.
I heard about a story someone who played old school runescape and after like 20 years finally finished the in game encyclopedia or whatever it's called by getting every item in the game.
I 100%ed every AC title up until Origins, not talking about achievements, just all collectibles and full syncs(it has to say 100% on the save file) because i love the games
I have about 1200 hours in Valhalla across 3 different profiles on PS5 (so helix store armor didn’t carry over and it could be a mostly clean start) and I will say it is absolutely my cup of tea!
2:36 Ive almost got them all. Except for black flag and the two newer games. I almost have all the trophies though. I have all the trophies and achievements twice in the Ezio collection, once on Xbox and once on PSN. I'm also going for all the Soulsbourne and Resident Evil trophies. I'll attempt Final Fantasy too, but I wont be playing 14. But honesty, that dude took alot of time to do all of them. It requires dedication, and yes, I know that sounds too serious for a video game, but trophy hunting is huge in the Playstation community. There are people who have hundreds and even thousands of platinums. I have 50 platinum trophies right now, and I also game on a PC. It's alot of time and I do have other hobbies with a limited income.
Lol, I was considering attempting to getting platinum in mount and blade bannerlord 2, as I just picked it up about a week ago and I’ve been enjoying it as of late, but I didn’t realize it was quite literally only completed by one person in the world.
I had 81 reps exalted during WoD including Hydraxian Waterload. Was fortunate enough to also get Ashes of Al’ar. I think I spent a year and a half just achievement hunting and got up to 20k achievements. Also had 280 mounts, just shy of the 300 mount achievement. Probably play one expac now and be able to get both :) 6 months of molten core tho for hydraxian 😂
A guy called Biervampir has beaten 3 games simultaneously, on the hardest difficulty. But he is probably also the best player in Dungeon Keeper 1, Dungeon Keeper 2 and War for the Overworld
Wow just wow, my jaw keeps dropping with these crazy awesome achievements, im a gamer myself but i could never be this good or even compare myself to these awesome people, congrats to yal 💯🔥
I played FF14 for a few years. That person is insane. Like, literally insane. Some of the those single achievements would take months. Not just months, but months of grinding out the same content over and over again. It's honestly one of the reasons that I stopped playing, I just got tired of the same content all of the time. I can't even fathom what kind of person could manage that.
NGL, #6 is kinda lackluster for 9 years and 100 reps. More impressive would be the people with over 215+ reputation maxed in 19 years of playing, and there's 20 of them!
There was a streamer who did a no hit run of all 3 dark souls games back to back, which is 0retty damn impressive since they all have different mechanics and timings
There is a guy who played Anthem alone and got platinum on it. Now, it might not be hard, but managing to pull it through on one of the worst games ever, solo, is an amazing feat.
Good list but honestly shocked that you didn’t put the guy that got the first ever halo 2 all skulls on highest difficulty flawless deathless run, I think it’s called LASO? Moist Critical made it an even bigger challenge by putting a huge bounty cash reward for the first person ever to complete it.
Rocksmith 2014 has some really hard and time exhausting trophies. Even the musicians who wrote the songs featured on Rocksmith couldn't get 100% on their own song.
8,723 platinum trophies, that's at least 8,723 games, assuming they paid an average of $20 for each game, that's $174,460 spent on games. I couldn't even afford to ATTEMPT that.
Not a trophy but there was this one Poketuber named Johnstone who completed various Pokedexes in the Pokemon series within or over 24 hours for most of them. Those games take a bit to complete but managing to make living dexes of 100+ Pokemon for some games within a short amount of time is very impressive.
The ninja Gaiden achievement its really difficult, its even difficult trying to do it with a skill partner, I can’t believe he actually did it alone, that’s insane.
I spent 1700 hours to get every Trophy for Monster Hunter Rise and Sunbreak on PS5 then again for the Steam version. I also crafted every Switch Axe and Armor set for both versions. I like to think that's my biggest achievement.
YOOOOO Thanks for including me on the list!
I also did the same challenge for Fallout 4 and set an actual speedrun World Record at the same time for getting All Achievements in one sitting! Really appreciate the mention!
yoo cant wait for more vids jabbo
Came to the comments to make sure the legend knew he was mentioned! As soon as I heard fnv in one sitting I already knew.
JABO MENTIONED RAAAAAAA‼️🚨🚨‼️‼️🗣️🗣️
Bruv, you could have mastered a craft in that time.
sorry i dont mean to denigrate, but damn bruv
erm, this is my job sir? @@yteriaereh6467
I'm lucky to get enough time to finish a game, nevermind trophies 😂😂
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Dad life!!! Lol
Touch less grass bro 😂❤
I’ve been working on getting all the achievements on all the Assassin’s Creed games. I’m only 4 games away from doing them all. Been a great experience.
Same, I’ve just 100% AC 1 & 2 360 version. The Ezio trilogy the achievements bug for me🙄🙄
@@jjw4646 I'm doing this also at the playstation... Missing the new ACs
It isn't even really a difficult thing outside of AC Brotherhood and it's online achievements requiring you to play mediocre multiplayer for dozens (if not hundreds) of hours. It's the only mainline AC game I don't have all the achievements for.
How is it going?
I don't think people realise how long and difficult some of the ff14 achievements are. It is absolutely insane to have done them all
All of those trophies are way too much,they didn't mention DMC5 that i struggled to get trophies from,guess those ones are on another level
Yeah that’s the most impressive one to me.
I haven't checked in on ff14 in years, but FF11... That at least used to have the crown for unreasonable completion.
I got the platinum on PS after about 5 years of playing. I wasn't aware and didn't go for it mostly the problem. (only the PS platinum, NOT the in-game whole achievements, that would be WILD)
I did the platinum on 15 but 14 was ridiculous
What about Gino Machino doing the all 7 souls games: Demons souls, dark souls 1-3, BB, SEKIRO, Elden Ring all without taking a single hit in a row. Myazaki himself said he didnt think it could ever be done. But Gino Machino did it 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
It may be an "achievement" but it's not an achievement.
Did you not pick up on that theme in the video?
Tbh thats not THAT hard. Just VEEEEERY timr consuming. All it takes is to learn literally EVERY enemy/boss location, attack pattern, and even ways to cheese which enemy you can
@@gunnaliteswafford3842 lol I know that's why I put a trophy for each game for him 😂
@@Sheenoobie yeah individually it's not too hard but all seven in a row with no hits or else you have restart the whole run again is super difficult! Imagine in game 5 or 6 you take a shitty unexpected hit from a bird with swords on its feet or bit by a rot dog and then it's back to game 1 🤯
@@gunnaliteswafford3842 neither is hitting rank 1000 in red dead. Did you actually think you were being smart?
The FF 14 achievement is insane!! Even a shoutout and potential tailored challenge from the director ? Wow 😅❤
Thats the least they can do that is crazy!
That's cringe that somebody would waste their time like that
I always hated the FF14 Achievements.
You get a Mount if you have enough mentor roullettes, that give you absolute nothing else.
What a gread idea. Too bad they added 2 zeros.
@NickReilly-iv6jg I primary hate the unnecessary zeros.
Go log/harvest/fish 1000 times in Uldah/every other zone.
Go make 1000 mentor rouletts which takes you roughly 250+ hours and no other rewards than the mount.
This kind of stupid achievements.
Or the last zero.
Imagine finally getting 100% achievements and the director adds another one and you're back at 99% 😅
As someone who watches "It's Jabo" I'm so happy you brought up his Fallout NV speed run. He's such a funny and loving dude, I highly recommend his channel if you want unique and funny Fallout Content
Based Jabo enjoyer
@@kotzpennerlol what can I say, when that man rages, he rages in British... Which just amplifies the comedy 😂😂
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Anyone who gets all achievemnets in an mmo is one crazy mofo
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Literally a fraction of your lifespan spent on just pulling that feat off!
its embarrassing when u think about it hey lol@@speedymatt1236
RUNESCAPE all skillcapes & quests 😅
@@gameranxTVso what was the thumbnail?
On the list you guys show about the #1 spot guy with the most platinum trophies, the person below him in the #2 spot actually has more than him at 9050 platinums FYI. The #1 guy just has more overall trophies according to that list there. Still impressive though.
Cool to see Jabo on here, seen him do more insane stuff on stream/youtube than the achievements when it comes to Bethesda games. Geniunely nice dude as well.
Was just about to say, once I heard New Vegas All Achievements I immediately thought of Jabo
Came to to the comments to shout out jabo 😂
What's also crazy about #6 is that The Ezio Collection's achievements are all bugged. As in, at any given time, an achievement that should pop might not. So if it's a late story achievement or one of the huge collectible achievements; have fun starting a new game to hopefully get it next time!
I've played WoW for over 20.000 hours, an ungodly number, over the course of 19 years... this man did 9200 in a game that came out in 2018... that is just wild.
I have about 38-39000 hours in wow since 2008 😅
No mention of the HappyHob God Run? That's Demon Souls, Sekiro, Bloodbourne, DS1, DS2 and DS3 all back to back without getting hit by anything even 1 time. Zero hits, not deaths, but 0 hits. I love watching it.
The thing about the WOW 100 exalted reps achievement, is that some of those reps you can't get anymore!
not sure why that one is even on here, i unlocked the 100 achievement nearly 4 years ago, and there are way more in the game now
Daily dose of gameranx is always the highlight to my work days 😍
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Facts lol
10:03 Not to be a stickler, but the table you show in the video is sorted by the number of points, not by the number of platinum trophies. The table shows that 1 person has as many and 5 people have more platinum than ikemenzi, and that dav1d_123 even has 9050 platinum.
Good video. Although there is one person I know of who could be here. It is Lynx Titan the rank 1 overall Old School RuneScape player. In order to achieve this he had to play roughly 16-17 hours a day for like 5 years to get it.
This achievement 100% needed to ve on this list
Me and some friends beat the "Vidmaster Annual" achievement in Halo 3 in one night, and as far as I know, we were some of the first players to do so, maybe even the first. It took us till like 3 am, and I had a few disconnects that nearly killed our initiative, but we did it.
Whats the gamertag?
My dad works at nintendo
I was sent this, haha. Call of Duty was a side project, I reached Level 39 in Escape from Tarkov with no kills, so much harder than COD 😅 Thanks for the shoutout!
Love your channel watch your shorts all the time, so hearing you shouted out in this video was awesome to see ❤
that ffxiv achievement is just insane. 7+ years worth of work, completed just 1 month ago
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I guess he now go out to enjoy what's left of his miserable life for a while until the director release the new challenge for him.
Man I always push for those hard trophies but there just isn't the time 🤣🤣🤣
id say the best achievement is ginomachine completing ALL souls games in a row without getting hit once
I think a really good addition to a future list is Jade's 'HADES 64 HEAT UNSEEDED UNMODDED (Thought to be IMPOSSIBLE)' which is maybe the hardest achievement in gaming I ever saw.
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Definitely in the inhumane category of challenge.
Thanks G-Ranx, I always look forward to a new upload and it makes me happy to view them, I love yall.
I played WoW for 10+ years and had 85%(at the time) of exalted factions. Several factions and their quests will get you hated by an enemy faction. And then you have to 180 to build up the hated status to exalted. Some are no longer available due to overall game changes and new expansions. That's mad props.
I want to see you guys do a video about Esoterickk and how he's basically the only person to solo pretty much the entirety of all Destiny content. The general going theory is that he also solo'd his own birth and/or is some sort of cryptid.
Glad we're getting to see some MMO stuff today! I've been playing WoW for 16 years and I still don't have 100 exalted reps, so yea it's not easy...
I can't even be bothered to grind for a single exalted rep, let alone 100 of them, and I've been playing, on and off, since 2006.
@@arokh72 my biggest grind was hitting every exalted rep in mist of pandaria because I wanted the kite mount from it, It took forever! Other than that I only did the ones I needed to get the allied races. After that I really slowed down on my "hardcore" playing lol pretty sure I have 25 give or take, which I'm super impressed with myself. Getting 100 sounds legitimately impossible...
A full-time 40 hour job is 2080 hours a year, so that dude played Read Dead the professional equivalent of almost 5 years
This is just all around impressive, the focus it takes to nail any level of achievements or trophies is a lot and people are out here getting everything. Like holy crap.
I am an achievement hunter and I have plenty of games that I spent a few hundread hours getting all the achievements, but some of those from the video are really impressive. Good job to them!
I rarely get achievements in games because once I beat a game and roll credits. I am happy. I’m usually like “I’m good bro no thanks” although I did platinum Spider-Man 2 and the original God of War(2018) but bro all those platinums is insane. Maybe I’ll platinum some of the Persona games but sometimes I look at achievement requirements and I’m just like wtf? Props to those guys! As for the league one. That is dedication as well. When I played I only had 2 or 3 lvl 7 mastery and that took forever 😅
I went for the Persona 5 plat and I got it but there a few trophies there that will 100% ruin your insanity 😂
God of War 2018 isn't the original 2005 is the original.
Some of these are even more tedious than that pure poker achievement and even 1,000,000 matches in smash bros melee or brawl!
Particularly #10, #9, and #2
I remember doing a completionist run of Mass Effect 1-3 in one sitting. Took about 5 days. Only breaks were for necessities, e.g. food & bathroom. Also took 2 attempts. First time I made it halfway through ME3 before I crashed.
3 days of no sleep wasn't a big deal then (and still isn't several years into my 40s) but by the end of this smells and tastes were all messed up and I was getting auditory hallucinations, as well as just about everything being funny. The hardest part was the last 10-15 hours of ME3. I was really feeling it by then. (and like I said, that was about where I crashed on my first attempt at this)
This was about a decade ago. Did it just for shits and giggles (the lack of sleep ended up causing plenty of those). I can still go a few days without sleep, but I don't think I would be able to repeat this now. A little over 5 days might be beyond my ability now.
I should probably add that I really recommend NOT trying this. It was pretty dumb for me to do it in the first place.
Mad props! Don’t try at home 😉.
Also: TAKING DIRECT CONTROL!
Haha, I would have needed amphetamine for that....
@@thirteenthirtyseven4730 Soooo, people should try it at school or work? :P
@@maw0384 Nah, I had beaten 1-3 to hell and back by that point. It was just a full run through each game in its entirety in sequence. For no other reason than wondering if I could.
Watching this made me nostalgic for my completionist/Platinum Trophy hunting days.😢 (although it hasn't been that long)
Ever since I became an uncle on Halloween this past year😊 I just seem to have lost my desire to play video games (but not my love for them).
I hope to one day get that passion back and resume my trophy hunting ways.
A good shout is a guy from OSRS RuneScape. A bloke logged into RuneScape for a total of 1667 days to collect 15 herb boxes a day and eventually collected a total of 25,000 herb boxes. Probs will never be done again
Man, I've platinumed a few games in my time (though none worth bragging about), but people like this take it to a whole other level. Like most people, I take one look at what it takes to 100% something and if it's an obvious insane grind, I just nope out or, at best, just play it until I feel like it stops being fun, hunting some of the achievements along the way.
People who commit like this are a different breed.
And then there's gamers who are just nuts and do something for no particular reason and receive no recognition. I once got invited to a guy's house for a night of board games and arrived there a bit early. We sat down on his couch and he showed me what he'd been up to in Fallout 4. Dude clocked over 6000 hours into the game, not to hunt achievements, but just chasing down the endless radiant quests. When I asked him why, he just shrugged and said: 'it's something to do after work, when I get home'. Like, at least people that chase 100% completion have an endgoal in mind. This guy was just mindlessly chipping away at something that is designed to be infinite and provides no endgame or real rewards, just because 'it's something for him to do'. There's gotta be some deeper (and probably pretty depressing) story behind that, but I'd only just met the guy, so I didn't ask. Haven't seen him since, either.
Just want to point out regarding number 4, Destiny 2 Root of Nightmares solo. The footage featured the usage of a glitched Ammit auto rifle - clearly seen in the clip from Zo'aurc, Explicator of Planets encounter.
Basically, it was a major game-breaking glitch (that's thankfully patched now) with the crafting system in the game, enabling you to combine features in a weapon that you normally couldn't do. The Ammit was very popular to combine with a shotgun, making each shot fired count as twelve bullets without the normal shotgun pellet spread, allowing you to send hundreds of bullets downrange in seconds - practically amounting to a full-auto shotgun with six times the normal shotgun fire rates, 36-round magazines that fully reloaded in a second instead of 4-6 shell tubes reloaded via lengthy shell-by-shell top-ups. It is also a primary weapon, which has unlimited reserve ammo in Destiny 2.
Regular shotguns also see their pellets disappear completely after a dozen meters or so when trying to hit distant targets - an issue the Ammit doesn't have (being an auto rifle). It only experiences damage falloff over longer distances.
Long story short - the Ammit was a 450-rounds per minute auto rifle that could send over 4000 rounds per minute downrange, only pausing very briefly here and there to reload.
Not to hammer on a potential achievement, but if that gun was used in the actual run it would be a solo flawless clear using a game-breaking exploit that trivialised any kind of DPS check or enemy-related threat. The raids still feature mechanics (being intended for six player teams) that demand a lot of know-how or cheeses to solo, but boss damage is just as big of a hurdle to overcome for a low-man clear as you only have three damage cycles on major bosses before the game wipes you and sends you back to the beginning of the encounter. I am not against cheeses or exploits to secure clears in unintended ways, but the Ammit (or the entire crafting glitch to be fair) was quite a few steps too far over the line.
Nice essay, good thing the solo flawless RoN was done well before the crafting glitch was even known about.
@@s15240drifter69 - Possibly, but the footage in this video included the glitched Ammit all over, hence my essay.
I did include the potential fact that there has been other clears without the glitched guns: "Not to hammer on a potential achievement, but IF THAT GUN was used in the actual run...." - emphasized by capital letters here (but not in the original comment)
@@ZeZevil there, there's no possibly about it. Xemo did it, he solo flawless RoN legitimately. You do realize that most of the footage used in these compilations is just random footage they find off RUclips, right!? Again, it's a proven fact that xemo did this well before the crafting weekend.
@@ZeZevil I'd also like to point out that since you were so quick to claim glitched ammit was used in the run, because these channels typically tend to get random videos off RUclips, that the tweet shown at 7:28 CLEARY hase a date of April 22 2023. You know, MONTHS before the crafting bug was found and made public. This is also backed up by RUclips upload dates, countless other tweet dates, and dates on articles written about this achievement. Maybe try and do some actual research before assuming facts next time?
@@s15240drifter69 - I stated that the footage used in this video featured a glitched Ammit and explained why that was a bad thing. There is not a single "Xemo cheated all his flawless solos"-claims anywhere in my intitial post. Those are two different things, so where is my supposed "...quick to claim glitched ammit was used in the run"?
Consider it a nod towards gameranx regarding their choice of footage in this case, then. Could have nabbed footage of his actual first flawless solo instead of some game-breaking bug exploit. Remember that a lot of viewers in this audience may not be familiar with Destiny.
9,200 hours is 383.33 days. That’s over a years time in just Red Dead Online. That’s wild.
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The achievement I am most proud of is "Criminal Mastermind" in GTA5, doing all the heists in a row with the same players and noone dying. Best feeling ever and rewarded with ingame money. It was amazing.
Correct achivement for Todd "Buy" Howard are "It just work... And work... And after more than 10 years still work."...
All I’m saying is must be nice having all that free time lmao
I can't imagine playing a game for 9200 hours. Most games lose my interest before 100 hours. I believe my highest playtime for any game is 640 for UFC 4 and I played that almost every day since it came out. He must work from home or something because there is no way that's possible while having a traditional job.
The Read Dead Remeption 2 one would be over 383 full days of play. In a game that's five years old. So he spent about 1/5th of all his time in one game.
There is a guy out there in Guild Wars 1 (a game which has most content built to be cleared by an 8-play/AI-Party-team) that got the most difficult to archieve title (God walking amongst mere Mortals, or GWAMM in short) all while playing solo - which includes clearing every single piece of content solo instead of the usual 8-man-team. Some of the content can be pretty challenging with the 8 man team. Its difficult to explain how ridiculous of an archievement this is if you havent played the game yourself.
i honestly think that the Souldbourne no hit run should be on here, perhaps even at number 1. That shi is insane
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Would’ve been cool to see an OSRS entry in this. No trophy’s but some crazy achievements made
Surpised that zezima didnt make the list. He was number 1 person in Runescape for like 5 years in a row. He was recognized by jagex themselves. A quote of his was added to runescape. Being number 1 is fine and all, but runescape peaked at like 250,000 concurrent players. 250,000 active players he beat for years on end. The achievements of getting "first to level all skills to 99" cannot be duplicated, so he is the only person who will ever get all those achievements.
Wait - what about Katia Sae, who visited ALL star systems in New Eden (Eve Online) without loosing a starship?
In case you are wondering: it took ten years.
(Dunno if there was an achievement / trophie coming with it, but it's worth a honorable mention, just for the dedication it took)
they already cover her in different video, and yes, she was at no. 1
The only other person I know of with an achievement directly targetted at them is Geoff Ramsey. He got all achievements in Gems of War, so the devs created a new one called "Try this one, Geoff" or something like that.
I got nearly all Achievements in AC. Didn’t played chronicals, but got all achievements in the rest of the games. Even in the remake and collections haha i LOVE this franchise. I played AC2 18 times to 100% 😂
Todd Howard getting an achievement for being Todd Howard is about the saddest and most obnoxious CEO thing ever. Right up there with golden parachutes.
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Thanks to one of your videos from along time ago, I never knew about the "go outside achievement" in Stanley parable. 13 months away lol.
Next achievement: Find a girlfriend 😅
There is some Train simulator game, and there is so much DLC and add-on content to the point where there's 300+ trophies/achievements
I know someone who has 1800-ish Platinums. Yes, some of them are legit and hard, but a LOT of them are spamming Japanese multi-release Imports and other super easy, and multiple PS platform popping Trophies
i like these and crazy trophies/achievements. i actually just a couple of weeks ago hit 10 years of getting a trophy every day.
As a Destiny player, you should've mentioned that #2 not only soloed a raid. but soloed a raid, flawlessly...AS A WARLOCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can check out ANY type of record or "World's 1st", or amazing players.. 99,99999% of them play as Titans, because everyone who play's Destiny know's it's the "easy mode" of playing Destiny, since Bungie is ALWAYS releasing buffed attributes to them and since they've ALWAYS got a build that melts anything in the game. For me, that's what's got my attention. Props to Xemo.
I´m content with only getting all cheevos in small and easy games. Proud of the few difficult ones I have, but still, the older I get, the more games I want to play, the less time and energy I have to do so, and the moment I finish one with 85% of them that´s it.
I want to give a big shoutout to Muts in Old School Runescape! He's the only grandmaster as a hardcore iron man and I'd love to see you sldo something about this MMORPG you either played 15 years ago or still love!
I almost did number 8, I only need the Ezio collection. Most proud of my Farcry 100% trophy collection
For reference, 9200 hours is over a year of play time in game. Almost 500 hours over.
i went to high school with a buddy during peak xbox 360 years, him and his brother and dad would rent a few games every weekend and beat the storymode if there was one and get as many achievements as possible. i had around 20k or 25k and thought that was high, this guy had over 350k achievement points it was pretty crazy, no hacking no mods just straight up playing the games
My hours on GTA5 is like 9701 hours but not RDR2 GTA was like the most played game and it was huge.. it’s crazy that it’s been 10 years since that game released
Hearing that guy spent 9200 hours in RDR2 made me do the math on how much I've played TrackMania (in it's various versions) in my life at a rough estimate it's over 35,500 ( Lowballing it too) hours and still counting here and there. That nuked a small corner of my brain.
That's over 4 years of non stop play, or a little over 6 if you did 16 a day and actually slept. There is no way you have over 35k hours on that game.
@@Drsiegfreid For a good few years my average was 12-16 hours a day if I slept at all while I recovered from a slipped disc in my spine that was grinding against my spinal column. TM was was my pain distraction and coping mechanism. I basically didn't play anything else, It was my social life, my social media and the place my hang out, especially after my clan got a Ventrillo VOIP server back in the day. Also take into account I've been playing TM since TMO version 1.0 got launched so that's nearly 20 years to have built up that play time.
@@Drsiegfreid For a good few years my average was 12-16 hours a day if I slept at all while I recovered from a slipped disc in my spine that was grinding against my spinal column. TM was was my pain distraction and coping mechanism. I basically didn't play anything else, It was my social life, my social media and the place me and my friends hang out, especially after my clan got a Ventrillo VOIP server back in the day. Also take into account I've been playing TM since TMO version 1.0 got launched so that's nearly 20 years to have built up that play time.
I saw a mw3 gunsmith ad on this video, trying to tell me that systems normal and changes up the way the guns feel and play, when in reality the only change is that coming out of my life savings for another pretty skin I wanted to unlock in the game 😂
No one has beat my high score on Rocksmith 2014 point attack master mode for My Curse by Killswitch Engaged.
Roughly 383 days on Red Dead Online is insane. Over 1 years of a human life dedicated to only 1 game
There was a guy who was 100%ing all Gears of War content m. Pretty sure he had all up to 5 but was struggling with the mobile game since it was being discontinued and therefore some achievements that required play beyond the server closure were impossible.
Anyone who platiniumed Crypt of the Necrodancer deserves a spot.
I just don't understand how some people can be so skilled and dedicated. I've played and loved games since 1982 and can honestly say I've only ever completed one game ! I just seem to get bored after 10 hours of most games tbh .
I couldn't listen to this guy without picturing Ed helms From The Hangover and The Office!! Sounds just like him.
For #8 I’ve got 100% completion in every Assassins Creed game up until Unity (I’m almost done with Syndicate). That also includes the Chronicles games and EVERY stack on Xbox (ie AC Rogue, Rogue Remastered, AC3, Liberation, AC3 Remastered, AC4 X360 & AC4 X1). I also plan to get 100% in each of the following AC games as I get to them. Also, for #9 & #6, would have been nice if you went into what getting to rank 1000 or getting 100 skills to Exalted actually means or what that entails. If you’ve never played that game, those things mean nothing.
Before I quit I was attempting to get the "insane in the membrane" achievement in wow back around the time of wrath of the lich king. It requires you to become exhausted with like 6 different factions that are polar opposites of eachother where gaining rep with one lowers your rep eith the other.
I heard about a story someone who played old school runescape and after like 20 years finally finished the in game encyclopedia or whatever it's called by getting every item in the game.
I 100%ed every AC title up until Origins, not talking about achievements, just all collectibles and full syncs(it has to say 100% on the save file) because i love the games
I just made it too mirage,vah and odd took forever to 100 I literally just finished vahalla 100 run last week
I have about 1200 hours in Valhalla across 3 different profiles on PS5 (so helix store armor didn’t carry over and it could be a mostly clean start) and I will say it is absolutely my cup of tea!
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Ive almost got them all. Except for black flag and the two newer games. I almost have all the trophies though. I have all the trophies and achievements twice in the Ezio collection, once on Xbox and once on PSN.
I'm also going for all the Soulsbourne and Resident Evil trophies. I'll attempt Final Fantasy too, but I wont be playing 14.
But honesty, that dude took alot of time to do all of them. It requires dedication, and yes, I know that sounds too serious for a video game, but trophy hunting is huge in the Playstation community. There are people who have hundreds and even thousands of platinums. I have 50 platinum trophies right now, and I also game on a PC. It's alot of time and I do have other hobbies with a limited income.
Lol, I was considering attempting to getting platinum in mount and blade bannerlord 2, as I just picked it up about a week ago and I’ve been enjoying it as of late, but I didn’t realize it was quite literally only completed by one person in the world.
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9200 hours is 383-ish days. Dude play Red Dead Online for a whole year and more. Thats impressive
I had 81 reps exalted during WoD including Hydraxian Waterload. Was fortunate enough to also get Ashes of Al’ar. I think I spent a year and a half just achievement hunting and got up to 20k achievements. Also had 280 mounts, just shy of the 300 mount achievement. Probably play one expac now and be able to get both :) 6 months of molten core tho for hydraxian 😂
A guy called Biervampir has beaten 3 games simultaneously, on the hardest difficulty.
But he is probably also the best player in Dungeon Keeper 1, Dungeon Keeper 2 and War for the Overworld
I’m doing the Assassins Creed one right now. Platinumed every game up to Syndicate so far
Wow just wow, my jaw keeps dropping with these crazy awesome achievements, im a gamer myself but i could never be this good or even compare myself to these awesome people, congrats to yal 💯🔥
I played FF14 for a few years. That person is insane. Like, literally insane. Some of the those single achievements would take months. Not just months, but months of grinding out the same content over and over again. It's honestly one of the reasons that I stopped playing, I just got tired of the same content all of the time. I can't even fathom what kind of person could manage that.
NGL, #6 is kinda lackluster for 9 years and 100 reps. More impressive would be the people with over 215+ reputation maxed in 19 years of playing, and there's 20 of them!
30 years ago, people told me to "get a life" because I played video games a couple of hours a day. This video really made me think of that time...
Appreciate to people who dedicated and gave their time and effort to accomplish it.
There was a streamer who did a no hit run of all 3 dark souls games back to back, which is 0retty damn impressive since they all have different mechanics and timings
There is a guy who played Anthem alone and got platinum on it. Now, it might not be hard, but managing to pull it through on one of the worst games ever, solo, is an amazing feat.
Good list but honestly shocked that you didn’t put the guy that got the first ever halo 2 all skulls on highest difficulty flawless deathless run, I think it’s called LASO? Moist Critical made it an even bigger challenge by putting a huge bounty cash reward for the first person ever to complete it.
I laughed so hard when you said "if I'm not saying that correct I apologize to you..but your name is Fuwih" 🤣
The only long time achievement I ever did was “Seriously” in Gears of War 2 - 100000 kills.
Rocksmith 2014 has some really hard and time exhausting trophies. Even the musicians who wrote the songs featured on Rocksmith couldn't get 100% on their own song.
Jesus, i've played Dota2 since it released in 2013, quite regularly. And that dude has still played 205hrs more than me in literally half the time.
Jabbo has been at fallout and elderscrolls for years playing with different rules and stuff, hes honestly a legend
8,723 platinum trophies, that's at least 8,723 games, assuming they paid an average of $20 for each game, that's $174,460 spent on games. I couldn't even afford to ATTEMPT that.
Not a trophy but there was this one Poketuber named Johnstone who completed various Pokedexes in the Pokemon series within or over 24 hours for most of them. Those games take a bit to complete but managing to make living dexes of 100+ Pokemon for some games within a short amount of time is very impressive.
The ninja Gaiden achievement its really difficult, its even difficult trying to do it with a skill partner, I can’t believe he actually did it alone, that’s insane.
I spent 1700 hours to get every Trophy for Monster Hunter Rise and Sunbreak on PS5 then again for the Steam version. I also crafted every Switch Axe and Armor set for both versions. I like to think that's my biggest achievement.
There are a few people who have maxed xp in both RS3 and OSRS (Karma, Gustav, Moksi)
Just completely unfathomable how that is even remotely possible.